DEALERSHIP BUY/SELL

Gee buys western Wash. Subaru store

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Gee/Titus

BUYER: Gee Automotive Cos., Spokane, Wash.

SELLER: Bruce Titus Automotive Group

OLD NAME: Bruce Titus Eastside Subaru, Kirkland, Wash.

NEW NAME: Eastside Subaru

MORE: The store was once the No. 1 volume Subaru dealership in the nation. Gee Automotive now has six franchises under five rooftops. This is its first dealership in western Washington. Performance Brokerage Services handled the transaction.

Group 1/Morrissey

BUYER: Group 1 Automotive

SELLER: Pat Morrissey

NAME: Shawnee Mission Kia, Overland Park, Kan.

MORE: The store, which will retain its name, is expected to generate $65 million in annual revenues.

Landers/Lynch

BUYER: Scott Landers

SELLER: Jim Lynch

OLD NAME: Spirit Toyota, Hazelwood, Mo.

NEW NAME: Landers Toyota

MORE: Tim Wild of Tim Lamb Group was the buy/sell consultant.

Moore/Deathriage

BUYER: Michael Moore

SELLER: Paul and Mike Deathriage

OLD NAME: Monarch Ford, Exeter, Calif.

NEW NAME: Ford of Exeter

MORE: Paul and Mike Deathriage have owned and operated Monarch Ford since 1981. The store has been in the same location since the 1950s. Performance Brokerage Services handled the transaction.

Premier/Nokes

BUYER: Premier Automotive Group, Troy Duhon, president

SELLER: Tom and Brian Nokes

OLD NAME: Tracy Chrysler-Dodge-Jeep-Ram, Tracy, Calif.

NEW NAME: Premier Chrysler-Dodge-Jeep-Ram

MORE: Tom and Brian Nokes -- longtime multiline dealers in northern California -- purchased the dealership after it failed in 2008 and have now sold it to Premier. Performance Brokerage Services handled the transaction.

Premier/Nokes

BUYER: Premier Automotive Group, Troy Duhon, president

SELLER: Tom and Brian Nokes

OLD NAME: Tracy Hyundai, Tracy, Calif.

NEW NAME: Premier Hyundai

MORE: The operating partner is Tony Pappas, who relocated from Florida after 22 years managing one of the top-volume Hyundai dealerships in the nation. With the acquisition, Premier Automotive, based in New Orleans, now has 12 dealerships, with five in Louisiana and seven in California. Performance Brokerage Services handled the transaction.

Rairdon/Enderson

BUYER: Greg Rairdon, Rairdon Automotive Group

SELLER: Jack Enderson

OLD NAME: Burien Honda, Burien, Wash.

NEW NAME: Honda of Burien

MORE: With the acquisition, Rairdon's portfolio increases to seven dealerships and eight franchises. The sale follows the death of Jack Enderson.

Schmitt/Gerhard

BUYER: Jeff Schmitt

SELLER: Greg Gerhard

OLD NAME: Bob Daniels Buick-GMC, Columbus, Ohio

NEW NAME: Jeff Schmitt Buick-GMC

MORE: Tim Lamb of Tim Lamb Group was the buy/sell consultant.

Stanley/Heitz

BUYER: David Stanley

SELLERS: Marc Heitz, Larry Houchins and Chad Baker

OLD NAME: Marc Heitz Chevrolet, Norman, Okla.

NEW NAME: David Stanley Chevrolet of Norman

MORE: Tim Lamb of Tim Lamb Group was the buy/sell consultant.

Suburban/Serra

BUYER: Suburban Collection

SELLER: Serra Automotive

OLD NAME: Fisker of Detroit, Farmington Hills, Mich.

NEW NAME: Fisker of Troy, Troy, Mich.

MORE: Tim Lamb of Tim Lamb Group was the buy/sell consultant.

Terry/Battison

BUYER: Mike Terry, Chisholm Trail Auto Group

SELLER: Larry Battison

NAME: Battison Auto Group, Duncan, Okla.

MORE: The sale involved a Chevrolet-Buick-GMC store and a Chrysler-Dodge-Jeep store. Tim Lamb of Tim Lamb Group was the buy/sell consultant.

Young/Barber

BUYER: Spencer Young Jr., Young Automotive Group

SELLER: Barber family

OLD NAME: Barber Bros. Ford, Morgan, Utah

NEW NAME: Young Ford of Morgan

MORE: The Barber family has operated several dealerships for over 50 years. Young Automotive Group started in 1924 as Olsen Oldsmobile-Chevrolet in Morgan. With the latest acquisition, Young has increased its holdings in Utah to six rooftops and 10 franchises. Performance Brokerage Services handled the transaction.

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